Unisys Corporation

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Douglas Marshall Tolbert

James Albert Fontana

Kung Yi Lin

Norman Roy Smith

Paul Donald Koerber

Anthony Reginald Pitchford

Ronald Jay Neubauer

Subramaniam Ramamurthi

Sridhar Srinivasa Iyengar

Russel Elliot Cole

Vikki Mei-Whey Lai

Minh-Nguyet Tran

Viraj Byakod

Randy Alan Steuckrath

Jennifer Erin Kays

Sandra Motter Hickoff

Systems and methods for managing distributed data using any of a plurality of data models are disclosed. One method includes receiving a data request from one of a plurality of database interfaces, each database interface associated with a different data model type. The method further includes translating the data request to a second data request based at least in part on a data model neutral description of a data model in the data store that is associated with data and the database interface, wherein the data store maintains descriptions of each of a plurality of different data models corresponding to the different data model types. The method also includes executing the second data request, thereby reflecting the data request in data storage such that data is managed consistently across each of the plurality of database interfaces.

Database and data bus architecture and systems for efficient data distribution

A specialized server holding a hierarchical database works with a Graphical User Interface to transform a hierarchical schema by utilizing an XMI file which is used with a modeling tool to develop a relational schema for display and use in a relational database in the Graphical User Interface.

Method and system for converting hierarchical database schemas into relational database schemas

A telemetry warehouse provides a consolidated system log in the form of a data warehouse which contains data collected from traditional sources such as system management tools, performance monitoring tools, and various system logs while allowing analysis across the entire range of management data.

Method and system for a telemetry warehouse for storing, retrieving and analyzing data

An embodiment of the present invention provides a method to establish and maintain response time goals for selected business logic contained in components, which results in chosen high priority methods that respond consistently under load, enable smoother server side resource utilization, and increased scalability. The analyzing and delaying of certain processes in order to expedite processing of more important business processes helps establish optimization of multiple business processes.

System and method for maintaining target response times in business methods

A system and method in a computer system for integrating software development tools and applications into the computer system in order to build, deploy and maintain enterprise business process applications in a heterogeneous development framework. Integration of the applications and software development tools are achieved through integration of the key elements of the computer system which are business models, domain models and components. In the process of integration the origin of a first newly developed/modified/existing business model is traced to a first newly developed/modified/existing domain model and these models are linked together. Next, the constituent components of a second newly developed/modified/existing domain model are traced to a newly developed/modified/existing set of components created and linked together. The system also involves recovery of constituent components from a newly developed/modified/existing system in a first heterogeneous environment and those constituent components are reconstructed into usable components inside a third newly developed/modified/existing domain model and are linked together. The process also involves recovery of a fourth newly developed/modified/existing domain model from a second heterogeneous environment and linking it to a second newly developed/modified/existing business model.

Software system development framework

A valved fuel dispensing container device (10) including a valve member (31) disposed intermediate the inlet (22) and outlet (238) of the fuel nozzle (21) to give the user control over when the fule is allowed to flow past the valve member (31) and to minimize the risk of spillage and attendant evaporation either from the device (10) itself or with respect to a vessel to which the fuel is being transferred.

Valved fuel dispensing container

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Douglas Marshall Tolbert